Built in 1912. Re-envisioned in 2015. 212 Fifth Avenue is today’s coveted address facing Madison Square Park. The utterly unique Penthouse graces the crown of 212 Fifth Avenue — spanning three magnificent floors of living space, with four extraordinary exposures. Carefully restored to its original glory, 212 Fifth Avenue’s crown is an unmistakable beacon — heralding a winning combination of architectural features rarely seen today.

Distinguished by majestic proportions and graceful arched windows, the Penthouse’s sumptuous interiors enjoy every conceivable luxury that places it in a league of its own. Nestled behind the crenelated parapet, the 23rd floor terrace extends the full length of the building. Lush landscaping and generous room for a pool allow one to create an idyllic and extraordinarily private world.

The outdoor observatory on the 24th floor — lavishly appointed for entertaining — boasts glittering views of uptown, downtown and the east side, as well as the leafy canopy of Madison Square Park. The Penthouse at 212 Fifth Avenue — Manhattan’s rarest and most dazzling gem.

The Crown Penthouse is a 10,079 square foot full-floor triplex residence on the 22nd, 23rd, 24th floors with 5+ bedrooms & 5 bathrooms, 3 powder rooms subject to modification, and 5,730 exterior square feet.

Features: Private/direct elevator entrance to all floors, with 4,780 square foot private roof terrace on upper level with a pool, 950 square foot private roof terrace on the observatory level, master bedroom suite with foyer, bar, adjourning sitting room and 2 walk-in closets, dining/library with fireplace and southern exposures, great room with fireplace & dramatic eastern views of Madison Square park, plus northern and southern views, custom Pembrooke & Ives gourmet kitchen, original arch shaped windows from 1912, grand atrium stairway, service entrance, laundry room and skylights.

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